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hasn’t been going so well for the company.
A German regional court dismissed Samsung’s complaint, which claimed Apple infringed on one of its patent relating to 3G/UMTS wireless standards. This was Samsung’s second loss to 
, in the same court, within a week.
There wasn’t any official reason given as to why Samsung’s claims were dismissed. Florian Mueller of
There are two reasonably likely possibilities: either Apple ‘s products weren’t (more…)

In October 2011, Apple won a patent detailing the method of sliding an onscreen mark to unlock the iOS operating system on a mobile device. Now, just four months later, Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus is coming under fire for violating that patent.

As Samsung and Apple have been going head-to-head in court lately, this should come as little surprise. The latest battlefield was in Germany where Samsung was hoping (more…)

It looks like things worked out quite well for Samsung after all the problems it faced introducing their tablet in Australia due to the Apple ‘s lawsuits.
, it seems they may have some trouble keeping up with demand. They’ve found that the litigation gave quite a bit of brand awareness for their tablet.
After all of the twists and turns of the Apple vs. Samsung lawsuit, Samsung was
the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia. As it turns out, the mess (more…)

I think the merger with AT&T & T-Mobile is the smartest thing. Why? Its not because due to both companies use the same network and due to will expand it and making service stronger. Whoever says that is a load of crap. Verizon, AT&T Sprint, T-Mobile (and your other smaller cell phone companies) don’t own all of there own cell phone towers, they rent them from other carriers. Rather the merger will allow them to transfer from 3G to 4G quicker/faster, (more…)

As if there wasn’t enough news in the past couple of days, today
. The three patents, HTC claims, are violated by the
line of products.
The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Delaware seeks to halt Apple ‘s importation and sale of infringing products in the United States. It also seeks compensatory damages, triple damages for willful infringement and other remedies.
The action recommended by HTC is certainly harsh, but is more or less (more…)

, 
, which had raised a lot of controversy.
 regularly tracks your iOS device and records the co-ordinates along with timestamp in a hidden file.
The controversy landed Apple into trouble as they were investigated by privacy regulators in South Korea, France, Italy and Germany.
At that time,
as reported by security researchers. Apple also confirmed that it had never done so and had no plans to ever do so. But Apple admitted that it could (more…)

last month.
, the demand for the elusive white iPhone 4 was so high that DIY conversion kits available for $279 were selling like hot cakes and Fei Lam – the teenage entrepreneur behind the website
in just a few months.
At that time, Lam had revealed that he was getting the conversion kits from a contact in China who had a relationship with folks in Foxconn, Apple ’s manufacturing partner.
We had also mentioned that this had not gone unnoticed. (more…)

LA Weekly is reporting that a class action lawsuit has been filed against Apple by a California resident. Donald LeBufn is angry that the glass casing of his new
broke after his daughter accidentally dropped it from a height of roughly 3 feet while sending a text message.
4’s design is defective but has failed to warn users that normal use could result in a broken phone.
Apparently fed up and pissed off, California resident Donald LeBuhn filed (more…)

for data usage.
Patrick Hendrix alleges that AT&T is claiming bogus data usage even when an iOS device is left idle and claims that he hired an independent consulting firm to conduct a two month study on AT&T’S practices for data usage.
”. It goes on to describe AT&T’s billing mechanism as a “
rigged gas tank that charges pump that charges for a full gallon when it pumps only nine-tenths of a gallon into your car’s tank.
Based on the (more…)

In a media release published yesterday, Steve Jobs has been quoted as saying:
“We can sit by and watch competitors steal our patented inventions, or we can do something about it. We’ve decided to do something about it. We think competition is healthy, but competitors should create their own original technology, not steal ours.”
Patent No. 7,362,331:
“Time-Based, Non-Constant Translation Of User Interface Objects Between States”
Patent (more…)